How to make barbed wire. 1/35 scale modelling.

[@georgebernard8983]

Just made so Don, works great. I used wire with a 1/4 mesh opening and the results are fantastic! Thanks again!

[@leoceh6073]

Wow got to be the best I have seen great work on this demo 🎉

[@darkscollection1132]

Even if someone else has made a video with a similar idea I like the way articulated it and nice work on the diorama!!

[@RudiVDS]

Never seen this way to make barbed wire, but it's very good idea and also and a very nice result. thanks for sharing this Don

[@daviddefreitas5324]

Thanks for the info,it helped me a lot

[@darrylcarpenter903]

Wow, looks so easy to do. Remarkably! Thank you so much. I'm gonna do this.

[@scottmccloud9029]

Found it. Yes, this is incredibly easier than the way I did it. I'll definitely remember this the next time. Thank you Don.

[@georgebernard8983]

That's the best I have seen thus far! Thanks for the help sir.

[@bushranger900]

Hello Don I have not seen your technique before so it is unique! Unless otherwise advised well done

[@oldbaldfatman2766]

Nov. 19, 2022---I went a different route for barbed wire. I use bug screen as used on windows and screen doors. I cut the screen apart so I have "strands" and use at least 2 of 'em. Put one end in a pin vise, the other in my Dremel set at a LOW speed. This twists the strands easily and of course, making sure there's the same space between each strand. When satisfied, hit the "wire" with sprayable glue which draws within a minute or two. Good enough for my 1/35 scale dioramas and of course, will always have extra lengths to use somewhere else.

[@valerieallen2588]

Love it.....will definitely be doing this for my equestrian dioramas.

[@davidsanchezplaza]

best tutorial for barb wire!!!!!!

[@VeronicaOsunaandCharlieforever]

Unique, simply unique💯❤️ Really awesome, thanks a million Don for sharing👍🏼💯

[@DafterThings]

It looks great. I've seen people doing the same but holding the wire in a drill which does the twisting really quick and tight.

[@nanplabwern]

That might work but chicken wire is very brittle and prone to breaking. Steady twisting manualy l think is better.

[@DafterThings]

@@nanplabwern Good point. Don't want barbed wire (however small) twanging off into your face 😀

[@leeedsonetwo]

Very cool thank you.

[@msee383]

Nice job

[@jefffrazier4627]

Thank You Sir!

[@chrislogston6072]

How did you make the concrete post the wire is connected to?

[@nanplabwern]

Just two pieces of 3mm cardboard and cut to shape then a grey grout to give it the concrete look

[@danielleslabbert1573]

Hi I have a Question Pleas ... I'am from South Africa I'am a Bigener in Daorama and I collect Hotwheels ... but I can seem to find a place That makes 3D printing people for my Diorama is There a Nother way to make people for my Diorama

[@nanplabwern]

Try "Tamiya" models, they sell models of people

[@danielleslabbert1573]

@@nanplabwern Thank U so Much will have a look but do They sell world Whide

[@nanplabwern]

@@danielleslabbert1573 l'm sure they do

[@danielleslabbert1573]

@@nanplabwern Thank U and been watching for a while Great stuff u doing like it been geving me insperation to do it to makes me feel Good

[@markparsons4434]

Hi Don, been following along with your videos and have to say very impressed with how you do it. Probably a silly question, how do you lay the grout on the building without having edges to get the correct thickness ? If that make sense lol

[@nanplabwern]

I know what you mean, it's a case of feeling the right thickness. Too thin and you mark the bricks onto cardboard. Too thick is better.

[@jefffrazier4627]

What Guage is the Chicken wire You use Sir??

[@nanplabwern]

I'm not sure of the wire guage but it is 0.4 mm thick and the grid is 7mm square pretty standard size chicken wire.